Ambler Borough was recently featured in an article by WorldAtlas.com titled “9 Undiscovered Small Towns in Pennsylvania“.

From the article:

Ambler is a quaint, undiscovered town with a proud history, rich arts and culture. Hence, it is home to several historic properties visitors would love, such as Dawesfield House, dating back to 1777 during the Revolutionary War. The Opera House (1906) and Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church (1906) are more iconic attractions in town worth checking out. In the meantime, art enthusiasts can head to the Act II Playhouse to catch a thrilling show or enjoy a movie at the iconic Ambler Theatre.

Afterward, go to the Ambler Borough Park along Rose Valley Creek for picnics and hike around to observe its natural surroundings. For more outdoor adventures, head to the Four Mills Nature Reserve, home to two trails along the Wissahickon Creek, with views of floodplains and a variety of trees.

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